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If your child is too small to properly wear the smallest size approved helmet, they should not ride in the carrier. 16. Always obey all traffic laws, and use proper hand signals. WARNING! Bicycle trailers can tip over causing serious injury to passenger/rider. Hitting an obstacle with a wheel may cause the trailer to tip over at any speed! 3 CHARIOT CARRIER CTS READY CHASSIS ASSEMBLY Your Chariot Carrier is shipped 99% assembled. Initial assembly takes a few minutes. After that, folding and unfolding can be done in seconds. 1.0 Folding and Unfolding the Carrier NOTE: Any reference to orientation (left or right) is from the passengers point of view while in the carrier. Stand at the back of the carrier body. Grab the upper frame and pull up until it stops. CAUTION: Pull back on the lower bars from under the pivot brackets to avoid pinching your fingers. 1.1 Wheel Assembly Pull back on both the right and left lower backtube bars until they “snap” all the way back over center and the auto-lock disks engage. WARNING: Ensure that folding brackets are correctly locked before using carrier. Failure to do so could cause the carrier to collapse. To collapse the carrier, pull the release disks and then push both the right and left lower backtube bars forward until the carrier is completely collapsed. CAUTION: Do not attempt to collapse carrier without first pulling the release disks. 1. Depress the rubber cap on the wheel hub with your thumb and fully insert the clevis axle into the hollow axle. Once fully inserted and secured, you should hear a “click” sound. Important: To ensure the axle system is engaged properly, test by trying to pull the wheel outwards after installing. The wheel should be locked in its installed position. If not, do not use and take your carrier to your Chariot Dealer for servicing. 2. Repeat all steps for the other wheel. 1.2 Handlebar Instructions Insert both ends of the handlebar into the aluminum sleeves located at the upper rear section of the carrier. WARNING: Failure to properly install the handlebars or use the wrist safety strap could cause the carrier to become separated from you resulting in serious injury. 1.3 Parking Brake Instructions The parking brake is located at the center of the rear axle under the rear storage bag. Depress both spring buttons and insert the handlebars fully into the sleeves. Both spring buttons must “pop” out of the holes located on the inner side of the sleeves to secure the handlebar in place. Engage the parking brake by pressing the plunger down on the brake housing. To adjust handle bar height, simply remove the handlebar by depressing the spring buttons and pulling the handle bar out of the aluminum sleeve. Rotate the handlebars 180o, and re-insert the handlebars into the aluminum sleeves. Disengage the parking brake by lifting the plunger upwards. 1.4 Suspension Adjustments (Cougar 1 and 2 models only) All Cougar models come with adjustable suspension. Four adjustment ranges are suggested, but it can be used in any position. The weight ranges suggested are based on the carrier being used for cycling. The setting could be softer or stiffer for strolling/jogging. Experimenting may be required. 7^11-,- + k ;o-7Mbs -+ 25-5 Olbs. 0-251bs. 4 3 2 1 1 34kg + -► 22.5-34kg 11-22,5kg -► 0-11kg -* Note the 4 positions outlined in table where 1 represents the lightest load and 4 represents the heaviest load. NOTE: To determine the weight, you must combine the weight of the passengers and cargo. To adjust simply loosen knob, slide bracket to desired weight range, and tighten knob. NOTE: The bracket should be moved to the location next to the weights noted (not on top of the position). If the suspension is making a hard "knocking" sound, it means the weight setting is too low and you need to slide the bracket further towards the rear. Typically, the suspension on both sides should be set to the same position/range, however it is possible to have them set to different positions if a lighter child is on one side and a heavier child on the other. 5 1.5 Weather Cover Features Attach the loops from the back corner of the weather cover over the aluminum sleeves located at the upper rear section of the carrier. Fasten the front corners of the weather cover to the Velcro tabs located on the front lower corners of the frame. Note: Your Chariot Carrier has climate control features designed to regulate your child’s temperature. Periodically monitor your child to ensure that he/she is comfortable in terms of temperature. WARNING: Failure to use the weather cover could expose your child to flying rocks, insects, and other debris. During cooler temperatures use the rain cover to keep your child warmer. If this is too warm or you are worried about ventilation, open one or both of the small triangular side vents (for Cougar models). For more ventilation, roll up the rain cover and secure it by looping the elastic loops arou...
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